Overview

LandTracker Maps is a free product from LandTrack Systems, providing up-to-date maps and information about mining tenements in all Australian states. Live and Pending tenement data is updated from the relevant states' mines departments on a nightly basis. Dead tenement data is updated weekly and remains in the system for 5 days.

Accessing LandTracker Maps

Log in by clicking the
button at the top right, and then enter your email address and password.

Obtaining a logon

To create a logon for LandTracker Maps:

Click the
button at the top right.

Select the
tab and enter your email address, your choice of password and accept the Conditions of Use.

Click the
button.

If you see a FAIL: Invalid Password message, this means your email address has already been registered for LandTracker Maps. Click the
tab and reset your password.

Resetting your password

If you forget your LandTracker Maps password, you can reset it by clicking the forgotten
link on the Login screen.

When prompted, enter your email address. You will then receive an email with a link to reset your password.

Using LandTracker Maps

Navigation

Zoom in and out using the scroll wheel on your mouse, or using pinch gestures on a touchscreen device. The scale is shown at the bottom of the map.

Move the map by clicking and dragging with a mouse or using a touchscreen device.

Enter Full screen mode by clicking the

button at the top right of the map, and exit by clicking

or pressing Esc on your keyboard.

Searching

Click the Search button in the toolbar at the top of the screen to locate a tenement or area.

Search by tenement ID

To locate one or more tenements by ID, use the Find by ID tab.

IDs can be entered with or without spaces, and you can enter more than one ID separated by commas.

Select the Region (state), and then click the
button.

The map will zoom to the tenement(s) you selected.

Search by location

To locate one or more tenements by location, use the Find Location tab.

Enter an address or location and then click
. Note that you can search for any Australian address, although the address suggestion may not appear.

The map will zoom to the location you entered.

Understanding the map

Tenement information

When you hover your mouse over a tenement in the map, click it or select it on a touchscreen device, its details are shown at the bottom of the screen.

Colour coding

Colour coding is used to indicate a number of attributes of the tenements on the map.

Tenement information is shown at the bottom.

Tenement(s) you have selected are solid colours and have a red border.

Live tenements are green.

Pending tenements are blue.

Dead tenements are grey, and remain on the map for five days. Note that the data obtained from mines departments outside WA does not include dead tenements. Therefore, when a previously available tenement is no longer in the data, it is assumed to have died and will have a status of Dead (was Live) or Dead (was Pending).

Where there are overlapping tenements, they are shown on top of each other. In the above picture, the darker blue near at the top right is two Pending tenements and the grey-green in the middle shows Live tenements in the same space as Dead ones. Right-click a tenement to hide it and expose the one underneath it to see its details.

Choosing what to show

Satellite or Map view

To toggle between the Google Maps Satellite and Map views. click the second button on the toolbar.

Currently showing Map view.

Currently showing Satellite view.

Surrounding tenements

To toggle between displaying or hiding the tenements surrounding the selected tenement(s), click the third button on the toolbar.

Currently showing surrounding tenements.

Currently hiding surrounding tenements.

Hide individual tenements

To temporarily remove a tenement from the map, for example, to show underlying tenement(s), right-click with your mouse.

To reset the view and show all hidden tenements, click the Refresh button.

Hiding tenements is not possible on a touch device.

Tenement labels

Toggle tenement ID labels on and off using the seventh button on the toolbar. Note that labels are only visible when zoomed in to 2km or closer.

Currently showing labels.

Currently not showing labels.

Other layers

The last button on the toolbar toggles a widget of additional layers.

Click the checkbox next to a layer to turn it on, and use the sliders on the right to adjust its transparency.

Click the
next to a layer's name for information about the layer's content.

Exporting tenement map data

Export to Garmin GPS

If you have a Garmin GPS device that is compatible with the Garmin Communicator browser plugin, the fourth button on the toolbar can be used to download the polygons for currently selected tenement(s) to your device.

After clicking the button, a browser check is performed and you will see a link to download the plugin if it is not already installed.

Export to GPX file

Tenement(s) can be downloaded as a GPX file for use with GPS and mapping applications.

Request email alerts of tenement applications in an area

LandTracker Maps allows you to draw a single polygon over an area anand receive a free monthly email alertsreport of any new tenement applications that are made in the area.

Move and/or resize the map until you can see the entire area you want to monitor.

Click the eighth button on the toolbar to create or edit a landwatch area.

On the map, click where you want to place each point in the polygon. You can drag a point to a new location if required. To remove a point, just click it again.

When you're happy with the shape, click the button again to save the area.

You will receive an email straight away, showing any new applications that were made in the past month, followed by monthly update emails.

To cancel these emails, edit the polygon and remove all points.

You can generate an email at any time by slightly moving one of the points and saving the changes.

The content in this Wiki is provided and edited by LandTrack Systems staff and volunteer tenement managers on the basis of their personal expertise. NO CONTENT ON THIS SITE IS GUARANTEED TO BE ACCURATE or UP TO DATE Use of this site is entirely at your own risk. LandTrack Systems and contributers to this site accept NO LIABILITY for any damages or losses that may occur as a result of following the information here.